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    The situations describe inquiry except numbers 2 and 4 which describe research. Inquiry involves asking questions to gain information or answers, while research involves systematic investigation of problems to find solutions through scientific processes.

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    The situations describe inquiry except numbers 2 and 4 which describe research. Inquiry involves asking questions to gain information or answers, while research involves systematic investigation of problems to find solutions through scientific processes.

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    The situations describe inquiry except numbers 2 and 4 which describe research. Inquiry involves asking questions to gain information or answers, while research involves systematic investigation of problems to find solutions through scientific processes.

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    The situations describe inquiry except numbers 2 and 4 which describe research. Inquiry involves asking questions to gain information or answers, while research involves systematic investigation of problems to find solutions through scientific processes.

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    PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2

    Week 1 Day 1
    Objectives:

    Understand the nature of inquiry and


    research
    Point out similarities and differences
    of inquiry and research
    Value the concepts of inquiry and
    research as elements of academic
    writing
    Directions: Based on your stock knowledge and on the
    words surrounding the middle word, define the middle
    word in each cluster.

    study

    scrutinize inspect
    probe

    peruse
    investigate

    mixed haphazard
    Directions: Based on your stock knowledge and on the
    words surrounding the middle word, define the middle
    word in each cluster.

    unplanned random
    illogic

    disorderly
    Directions: Based on your stock knowledge and on the
    words surrounding the middle word, define the middle
    word in each cluster.

    consider reflect

    ponder

    meditate contemplate
    MATCHSTICK PUZZLE
    Instructions
    1. Each group will be given
    eight (8) matchsticks.
    2. Using the 8 matchsticks,
    create an image of a fish
    as shown in the picture.
    (2 minutes)
    3. Move three (3) matches
    to turn the fish around.
    (3 minutes)
    Instructions

    Heres how to turn


    the fish around
    Questions:

    What did you feel upon doing the


    activity?
    Questions:

    What did you do for you to be able to


    arrive at some points of decision?
    Questions:

    Did you study how to rearange?

    Did you scrutunize?

    Did you ask questions?


    Questions:

    Did you think about changing it?

    Did you look at it closely as to how will


    you rearrange it?
    Questions:

    Did you try illogically just to see the


    results?
    Questions:

    Did you study how to rearange?

    Did you scrutunize?

    Did you ask questions?

    probe
    Questions:

    Did you think about changing it?

    Did you look at it closely as to how will


    you rearrange it?

    ponder
    Questions:

    Did you try illogically just to see the


    results?

    random
    Recall on this two words. Write anything that you
    know about Inquiry and Research.

    Inquiry Research
    Investigation

    Ask questions
    Inquiry
    Find Answers
    Probe

    Examine Something
    Inferential

    analytical
    Inquiry
    critical
    creative

    appreciative
    Scientific

    Experimental
    Research
    Systematic

    Inductive thinking
    Empirical

    Logical
    Research
    Cyclical

    Replicable

    Methodical
    What is the relationship?
    What are the similarities and
    differences?

    Inquiry Research
    What is the relationship?

    Inquiry Research
    Both inquiry and research encourage you to
    formulate questions to direct you to exact
    information you want to discover about the object
    of your curiosity. The core for both inquiry and
    research is investigation or questioning but they are
    not all the same in both aspect. Research include
    more complex than inquiry because research
    follows a scientific procedure of discovering truth
    and meanings about things in this world (Goodwin,
    2004; Lapan, 2012)
    What is the relationship?

    Research

    Inquiry
    GENERALIZATION

    Asking questions to
    Inquiry find answers

    Investigating
    Research problems to find
    solutions
    Tell whether if the following situation states
    Inquiry or research.

    1. A person wants to know the occupant of


    one condominium.
    2. A student wants to know the medicinal
    effects of guava
    3. Mr. Cruz wants to know the technique
    to make his electric fan function
    instantly.
    4. Professor Gomez wants to discover the
    impact of social networking on his
    students learning ability
    Tell whether if the following situation states
    Inquiry or research.

    5. Aling Rosa wants to know the reason


    behind the decrease of her sales for the
    day

    6. A businessman wants to find out


    between these two marketing strategies:
    free tasting and attractive packaging,
    could increase daily sales

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